Mr Liverpool – Ronnie Moran (1934-2017)
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From the Reds golden age
Came a local lad called Ronnie
Hailed from nearby Crosby
Fondly nicknamed “Bugsy”
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As an apprentice electrician
Ronnie signed for Don Welsh in 52
Played in Joe Fagan’s reserves
Liverpool through and through
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Became a coach in sixty six
A new chapter with Shankly
Twice in the dugout as manager
Proudly led Liverpool out at Wembley
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Forty four cups in the cupboard
There’s so many special dates
A fabled place in the Boot room
And recognition as one of the greats
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Mr Liverpool, tea lady or physio
Bugsy served all the roles
Captain, coach, caretaker manager
Over 300 games, 16 goals
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Home at Anfield for almost fifty years
Red to the core
He was the ultimate utility man
They’re not made like that anymore
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